User's Manual

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3) Ethernet Port
The Ethernet port connects the device to the PC directly or through
an existing network via an Ethernet cable, which supports longer
range and higher performance.
NOTE: There’re two status lights at the bottom corners
alongside the Ethernet Port, which illuminate when the device
is properly connected to the PC or an existing network
through the Ethernet Cable.
4) Wi-Fi Receiver
The Wi-Fi receiver, which offers higher bandwidth and distance
range, can either connect the device to the PC via the wireless
network access, or simply setup the device to serve as a wireless AP
hotspot that provides direct wireless network access for the PCs.
2.2 Rear Panel
Connections to the power adapter, vehicle, external programming
voltage, and analog inputs are available on the rear panel.
1) Power Port
The power port (DC 12V) connects the device and the power source
with the adapter, which supplies power to the reprogramming tool.